A history of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Camfield, with a genealogy of their descendants in New Jersey . FRANCIS A. 65 and timber lands in Morris and Sussex Counties, New 1791, he subscribed ^£25 for Morris Academy Stock. In 1792,with Jacob Losey he built a dam, forge, rolling and slitting millsand a nail factory at Dover, N. J. In 1793, he was one of themanagers in charge of the construction of the new PresbyterianChurch building in Morristown, N. J. In 1795, he was the seniorpartner of the firm of Israel & David S. Canfield, merchants inMorristown. In 1799, he
A history of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Camfield, with a genealogy of their descendants in New Jersey . FRANCIS A. 65 and timber lands in Morris and Sussex Counties, New 1791, he subscribed ^£25 for Morris Academy Stock. In 1792,with Jacob Losey he built a dam, forge, rolling and slitting millsand a nail factory at Dover, N. J. In 1793, he was one of themanagers in charge of the construction of the new PresbyterianChurch building in Morristown, N. J. In 1795, he was the seniorpartner of the firm of Israel & David S. Canfield, merchants inMorristown. In 1799, he was elected Sheriff of Morris 1798, he was one of the original proprietors of the MorrisAqueduct, which he built. In 1801, he was an incorporator of theMorris Turnpike Co. In 1806, he held a similar position in theturnpike company which built the road from Morristown, viaChester, to Easton, Pa. In 1812, he was elected Jvistice of thePeace. In 1814, he was president of the Morris Fire 1816, he subscribed $200 to the fund raised to purchase theMorristown Green (a park). In 1816
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